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RainPave and StormPave genuine clay pavers form a permeable pavement system that filters storm water before it hits the water table
October 22, 2009
Pine Hall Brick has two pavers for contractors looking to install an efficient storm water management system: RainPave for residential use, and StormPave, for commercial applications. The pavers look similar to the company’s Rumbled and English Edge pavers, respectively, that Pine Hall Brick has offered for more than a decade. And here’s an interesting side note: Permeable pavers in a “best practice” installation design can qualify for the LEED Credit 6 Sustainable Site-Stormwater Design. Additionally, permeable pavements laid with Pine Hall Brick’s lighter colored pavers (red, rose, buff) can help qualify for the Sustainable Sites Credit 7.1 Heat Island Effect: Non-Roof in LEED
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